Kling AI unveils Kling 3.0, a cohesive lineup including Video 3.0, Video 3.0 Omni, Image 3.0, and Image 3.0 Omni, designed to give creators greater narrative control and consistency in AI-generated video and imagery.

The 3.0 family is built on the MVL framework and Kling O1/2.6 foundations, signaling a shift from a generation tool to an intelligent creative partner that can interpret artistic intent.

All Kling 3.0 products operate on a unified multimodal MVL framework that handles text, images, audio, and video within a single architecture for integrated generation, editing, and narrative logic.

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A granular storyboard workflow enables controls over duration, shot size, perspective, narrative content, and per-shot camera movement to facilitate smoother transitions and structured multi-shot sequences.

Native-level text output targets precise lettering for signage and captions, signaling production-oriented use for commerce and marketing assets.

Subject consistency is upgraded with a system to lock in core elements of characters or scenes, maintaining stable movement and development across generations and supporting multi-image and video references as reusable elements.

Kling 3.0 aims to accelerate visualization and production workflows, broadening access to cinematic storytelling for creators.

Key capabilities include text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-to-video, and in-video editing to ensure coherent storytelling and prompt adherence across scenes.

Video 3.0 delivers longer up to 15-second videos with improved element consistency, native multilingual audio, multi-shot storytelling, better text preservation in imagery, and photorealistic output.

Video 3.0 Omni adds advanced reference-based generation for consistent character traits and voice, plus a multi-shot storyboard with per-shot duration, size, perspective, and camera movements.

VIDEO 3.0 Omni emphasizes reference-heavy generation, improving subject consistency, prompt adherence, and output stability, with Elements 3.0 expanding to video-character references including visual and audio capture for cross-scene continuity.